cellar
/ˈsɛlər/
verb
- To store or keep in a cellar.
- The farmer cellared the root vegetables to keep them fresh through winter.
- They cellar their homemade wine in the basement for two years.
- We decided to cellar the champagne until our anniversary.
noun
- A room or space underground, typically under a building, used for storage.
- We keep our canned vegetables and potatoes in the cellar.
- The old house had a damp cellar that smelled of earth.
- During the storm, the family took shelter in the cellar.
- A stock of wine kept in a cellar or similar storage area.
- The restaurant boasts an impressive wine cellar with over 500 bottles.
- He spent years building his personal cellar of fine Bordeaux.
- The sommelier selected a vintage from the cellar for the special dinner.
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